Amblovenatum opulentum

by | Jan 13, 2014 | Ferns, New Collections | 0 comments

Common grows in gaps in forest understory on relatively rich soils. Found in gaps in the REBIO Uatumã. Originally from the tropics of the Old World, but due to introduction, today it is found worldwide in the tropics, including urban areas.

Collection data (J. Prado, 1903 )

Classification & Common Names
Collection Data
Amblovenatum opulentum
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<a href="https://www.fernsoftheworld.com/author/jprado/" target="_self">Jefferson Prado</a>

Jefferson Prado

I am a Brazilian pteridologist and I work on phylogeny, nomenclature, taxonomy, and geographical distribution of Pteridaceae and Dryopteridaceae; pteridoflora in Brazil, Bolivia, and China.

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